Sentence examples for were in fact called from inspiring English sources

Officials admit that the police were in fact called away partly to help at October's Pan American games in Guadalajara.

In Turing's time, those rote-workers were in fact called "computers," and human computers carried out some aspects of the work later done by electronic computers.

The police were, in fact, called to meet the ship off the coast of Eden, a couple hundred miles east of Melbourne.

The first GIs identified were in fact called pathogenicity islands (PAIs) [2], [14].

Such a ball is, in fact, called an egg ball.

And why one of the worst bands in the world was, in fact, called Denim.

We referred to the New Zealand state broadcaster as NZTV when it is in fact called TVNZ.

Later I heard that she'd told the gallery owner that the picture was in fact called Self-Portrait.

One of the most significant children's magazines from this period was in fact called "The Land of Children" (Kodomo no kuni).

They are, in fact, called aloha shirts on the islands, while on the mainland they are referred to as Hawaiian shirts.

When Flockton Grey was backed to win £200,000 at Leicester in 1982, the horse that actually won the race was in fact called Good Hand.